Founded: 1968
Club colours: Blue & White
Major honours:
1^st Division Champions: 1995/96, 2013/14 (2)
3^rd Division K.O. Cup Winners: 1981/82 (1)

In 1910, very near the current location of the Pieta’ Hotspurs Football club, the very first football ground was opened in Malta, the National Football Ground. It served Maltese football up to 1912, when football was transferred to the Mile End. The village of Pieta’ therefore had a part in early local football history and while several individuals and groups attempted to establish a football club, it was only in 1968 when the current edition of Pieta’ Hotspurs were formed. The club started in the IASC before the minors team took part in the 1973/74 MFA season, with such success that the same team were admitted to the Maltese senior 4^th Division for season 1974/75. Up to 1991, the club spent their years in the lowest two leagues of the island, winning promotion to the 1^st Division in that year after beating Zebbug Rangers in a Play-Off. Pieta’ never returned as for the next three decades, the club played equally either in the Premier or 1^st Division, reaching their peak in the 12 years Premier League between 1996 and 2008, with a fifth position on three occasions as best final ranking. In 1997, the Hotspurs reached the Semi-Finals of the FA Trophy, their best ever run in this competition. The club has most definitely one of the best youth academies in Malta, proving the countless talents provided to the national youth selections through the years.

Player Records
Most Club Appearances: Saviour Darmanin (224 matches)
Most Club Goals: Malcolm Licari (78 goals)
Most capped players for national team: Ivan Woods (11 caps) for Malta

records correct as at 1st January 2024

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